if you have time read this books it’s great
1)Bitcoin: The Future of Money?
2)mastering bitcoin
will give you full information’s about bitcoin
Topic: I need good article or resource links about Bitcoin (Read 242 times)
https://www.howtogeek.com/141374/htg-explains-what-is-bitcoin-and-how-does-it-work/
but try not to "copy-paste" the contant of the artical, coz if you do - google wont look at your blog.
but try not to "copy-paste" the contant of the artical, coz if you do - google wont look at your blog.
a good idea to provide information to beginners who want to know about cryptocurrency especially bitcoin. but very rarely bloggers want to free their writing. usually they want to get paid as a writer service for your blog.
I also think good idea for beginner including me.
You said why he does not to get paid for his writing? Because he want to help the beginner and he was beginner too before and he knows how the feel as beginner without anybody help and no good information.
I support you to do this mate.
a good idea to provide information to beginners who want to know about cryptocurrency especially bitcoin. but very rarely bloggers want to free their writing. usually they want to get paid as a writer service for your blog.
I also think good idea for beginner including me.
You said why he does not to get paid for his writing? Because he want to help the beginner and he was beginner too before and he knows how the feel as beginner without anybody help and no good information.
I support you to do this mate.
I just launch a new blog about crypto currencies reviews and update and my first post is "Everything You Need To Know About Bitcoin"
I need good articles and resources about Bitcoin I plan to use this post for newbies and beginners
https://robelneo.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin/
if you are a blogger or a writer or you know a good article, of course, it must be a true and a fact one about Bitcoin then send it to
me via my blog contact form or just comment it on my post.
I hope this is the right section for this post.
a good idea to provide information to beginners who want to know about cryptocurrency especially bitcoin. but very rarely bloggers want to free their writing. usually they want to get paid as a writer service for your blog. I need good articles and resources about Bitcoin I plan to use this post for newbies and beginners
https://robelneo.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin/
if you are a blogger or a writer or you know a good article, of course, it must be a true and a fact one about Bitcoin then send it to
me via my blog contact form or just comment it on my post.
I hope this is the right section for this post.
As far as the history of it goes this is a good article from back in 2011 when Bitcoin hit a peak of $29.57 which was considered a big achievement back then
https://www.wired.com/2011/11/mf_bitcoin/
https://www.wired.com/2011/11/mf_bitcoin/
McAfee doubled down on his d**k eating promise. It's a million dollars now.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/john-mcafees-1-million-bitcoin-price-bet-leaves-even-the-most-ardent-bitcoin-opponents-praying-that-hes-right/
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/john-mcafees-1-million-bitcoin-price-bet-leaves-even-the-most-ardent-bitcoin-opponents-praying-that-hes-right/
Baffled by bitcoin? Here’s what you need to know.
Are you intrigued by the promise of untold riches from bitcoin investments, but still totally clueless as to what it actually is?
Here are some things you need to know about bitcoin and the world of cryptocurrencies.
Q: What is bitcoin?
A: Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital cash system that can be used to make anonymous - but also totally transparent - payments without the need for assistance from financial institutions, ie banks.
Q: When was bitcoin created and by whom?
A: The digital currency began life in 2009 as the brainchild of an anonymous cryptographer known by the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto".
There are many theories as to Nakamoto’s identity, but no one knows for sure.
Q: Where is bitcoin kept?
A: Bitcoin is entirely digital. In other words, there are no coins or notes. Bitcoin owners keep it in their "wallet", the equivalent of a bank account.
Q: What is blockchain?
A: Bitcoin is based on a technology known as blockchain. Blockchain saves each and every bitcoin transaction on a publicly viewable digital "ledger" that forms a long chain of information.
All transactions are saved simultaneously on every computer in the network - referred to as nodes.
Q: Where does bitcoin come from?
A: Many people either purchase bitcoin with regular currency or accept payment with it.
However, it is possible to obtain bitcoin by "mining" it, which allows you to create new units of the currency.
Mining bitcoin involves verifying other people’s transactions using specialised software.
In theory, anyone can do it on their computer. In practice, mining bitcoin requires powerful computer hardware to be truly worthwhile - the cost of running mining software could outweigh the profits.
Source - https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/international/q-and-a-everything-you-want-to-know-about-bitcoin-fever-12242827
Are you intrigued by the promise of untold riches from bitcoin investments, but still totally clueless as to what it actually is?
Here are some things you need to know about bitcoin and the world of cryptocurrencies.
Q: What is bitcoin?
A: Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer digital cash system that can be used to make anonymous - but also totally transparent - payments without the need for assistance from financial institutions, ie banks.
Q: When was bitcoin created and by whom?
A: The digital currency began life in 2009 as the brainchild of an anonymous cryptographer known by the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto".
There are many theories as to Nakamoto’s identity, but no one knows for sure.
Q: Where is bitcoin kept?
A: Bitcoin is entirely digital. In other words, there are no coins or notes. Bitcoin owners keep it in their "wallet", the equivalent of a bank account.
Q: What is blockchain?
A: Bitcoin is based on a technology known as blockchain. Blockchain saves each and every bitcoin transaction on a publicly viewable digital "ledger" that forms a long chain of information.
All transactions are saved simultaneously on every computer in the network - referred to as nodes.
Q: Where does bitcoin come from?
A: Many people either purchase bitcoin with regular currency or accept payment with it.
However, it is possible to obtain bitcoin by "mining" it, which allows you to create new units of the currency.
Mining bitcoin involves verifying other people’s transactions using specialised software.
In theory, anyone can do it on their computer. In practice, mining bitcoin requires powerful computer hardware to be truly worthwhile - the cost of running mining software could outweigh the profits.
Source - https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/international/q-and-a-everything-you-want-to-know-about-bitcoin-fever-12242827
I just launch a new blog about crypto currencies reviews and update and my first post is "Everything You Need To Know About Bitcoin"
I need good articles and resources about Bitcoin I plan to use this post for newbies and beginners
https://robelneo.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin/
if you are a blogger or a writer or you know a good article, of course, it must be a true and a fact one about Bitcoin then send it to
me via my blog contact form or just comment it on my post.
I hope this is the right section for this post.
I need good articles and resources about Bitcoin I plan to use this post for newbies and beginners
https://robelneo.com/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bitcoin/
if you are a blogger or a writer or you know a good article, of course, it must be a true and a fact one about Bitcoin then send it to
me via my blog contact form or just comment it on my post.
I hope this is the right section for this post.
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